Al Stewart - If It Doesn't Come Naturally, Leave It       Nothing that's forced can ever be right   If it doesn't come naturally, leave it   That's what she said as she turned out the light   And we bent our backs as slaves of the night   Then she lowered her guard and showed me the scars   She got from trying to fight   Saying oh, you'd better believe it.      Well I'm up to my neck in the crumbling wreckage   Of all that I wanted from life   When I looked for respect all I got was neglect   Though I swallowed the lign as a sign of the times   But dealing a jack from the back of the pack   They said-"You lose again"   Oh, I said, who needs it?      Well don't get me wrong now I tried to get on   With the jokers that got in my way   And I put on a smile and I tried all the while to be straight   But they just wanted more all the time and I'm sure   That you know what I mean when I say   That I'm sick of the touch and there's only so much you can take.      Well nothing that's real is ever for free   And you just have to pay for it sometime   She said it before, she said it to me   I suppose she believed there was nothing to see   But the same old four imaginary walls   She built for living inside   I said oh, you just can't meana it      Well there was never a doubt that she had to get out   she was just looking around for a way   In the pit of the night there was nowhere to hide any more   She was out on a limb, she was reaching for things   That she wanted, but just couldn't say   And she had to be sure that she wouldn't get caught like before.      Well nothing that's forced can ever be right   If it doesn't come naturally, leave it   That's what she said as she turned out the light   And she may have been wrong, and she may have been right   But I woke with the frost, and noticed she'd lost   The veil that covered her eyes   I said oh, you can leave it.